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Srinivas Katkoori received his doctoral
degree in computer engineering from the
University of Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1998. He
joined the CSE department as an Assistant
Professor in Fall 1997. Prof. Katkoori is a
member of CANS (Computer Architecture and Nano
VLSI) research group in the department.
His research interests are in the general area
of VLSI CAD Algorithms and Design
Methodologies.
Specific research areas include: High level synthesis, Low
power synthesis,VLSI CAD for DSM regime,
and Reconfigurable
Computing. Dr. Katkoori is a recipient of 2001
National Science Foundation (NSF) CAREER award
(Design Automation program) for a five-year
duration on the topic "Interconnect-centric
High Level Synthesis in DSM regime." Besides
NSF, his research is being funded by Honeywell
Inc., Clearwater (under their Academic
Research Initiative program) and by the I4
High Tech Corridor Initiative
Program. Currently, Prof. Katkoori's research
group consists of 1 PhD student and 8 Master's
students. Prof. Katkoori teaches the following
courses on a regular basis: CMOS VLSI
Design, Digital Circuit Synthesis, Computer System
Design, and CMOS VLSI Testing.
Current Activities (Spring 2013):
Teaching:
Research:
- High level synthesis - low leakage (Shilpa Pendyala)
- Secure Hardware Design (Matt Lewandowski, Richard Meana, & Chris Bell)
- Embedded Systems for Robotics (Daniel Ashley)
- Minimization of Thermal Runaway Conditions (David O'Donnell)
- Traffic Simulation on GPUs (Robert Holeton)
- Intelligent Stop Signs (Matt Johnson)
Service:
- Chair, CSE Infrastructure Committee
- CSE Rep, College Governance Committee
- CoE Senator, USF Faculty Senate
- Member, USF Council on Education Policies & Issues (CEPI)
- Member, USF Honors & Awards Council
- Publication Chair,
2012 IFIP/IEEE Intl. Conf. on VLSI SOC
- Vice Chair, ACM CADathlon (Student Annual EDA Progg. Contest)
- Member, Advisory Board,
ACM SIGDA
- Associate Editor,
ACM SIGDA e-newsletter
- Co-chair,
ACM SIGDA Student Research Contest (SRC)
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